Megyn Kelly has reportedly joined the list of women claiming Roger Ailes sexually harassed them.
The report from New York Magazine claims Kelly told investigators the Fox News CEO made unwanted advances toward her about 10 years ago. Prior to Gretchen Carlson's lawsuit against Ailes, Kelly had praised Ailes' mentorship.
"I really care about Fox, and I really care about Roger. And he's been nothing but good to me," Kelly told Charlie Rose.
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The report comes after people started speculating as to why Kelly hadn't publicly joined Ailes' defenders, like Greta Van Susteren and Bill O'Reilly.
"I think it's a very sad situation, number one, and I'm just going to say this about it: I've worked for Roger Ailes for 20 years — best boss I've ever had," O'Reilly said on "Late Night With Seth Myers."
Ailes denied allegations in response to the lawsuit. New York Magazine reports 21st Century Fox lawyers gave Ailes an August deadline to resign.
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